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Json-server Api's crud operations

Git-Hub repo with setup guide.

https://github.com/typicode/json-server

1) Install json server

Please visit the json-server official site and find this command.

Install json-server globaly into your system

-npm install -g json-server

2) Start json-server with command

Open cmd and go to the locaation where .json file present

run the this command

-npx json-server --watch db.json 

3) Delete data with child table data (delete relation record). 

Hi!

This is not a random error.
I found that if there is some kind of connection between elements, then DELETE request will erase both of them:
I have a "database":

{
    "users":[
        {"id":1, "name": "Bob", "email":"bob@gmailcom", "age": 35},
        {"id":2, "name": "Sue", "email":"sue@gmailcom", "age": 32},
        {"id":3, "name": "Cloe", "email":"cloe@gmailcom", "age": 19},
        {"id":4, "name": "Jane", "email":"jane@gmailcom", "age": 26}
    ],
    "comments":[
        {"id":1, "message1": "Here should be some comment", "userId": 2},
        {"id":2, "message2": "Here should be many comment", "userId": 4},
        {"id":3, "message3": "Here should be more comment", "userId": 1}
    ]
}

and I run this from console:
let fetchOpt = { method: "delete", mode: "cors", cache: "no-cache" }; fetch("http://localhost:3000/users/4", fetchOpt);

then server will delete "Jane with id:4" from users, and "message2 with userId: 4" from comments

Try it. Then I changed "userId" to "usr" and there is no more "strange delete"

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